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| Mowe Slowley 2006-10-23, 9:35 pm |
| didja get the hood down??
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-23, 9:35 pm |
| > didja get the hood down??
Heheheeeee... oh shit.
Yesterday: I tied the damn thing down a telephone cord.
Today: Driving on the way to get it fixed, I heard a pop!!
Pull over to a parking lot, look at the cable thing under the dash, it
popped back in!
Get out of the car, push the hood down, it stayed shut!!
Whew and whoopeee!
Something went right in my day!!
It was time to thank the Universe.
Ya know how it is with old cars, it's just one thing after the other. Hope
I can hold onto it for another few years. It only has 46,000 miles on it.
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| CountryStuff 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
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"Buddetta Stickareenaa" <ihatestephan@ihatetanski.com> wrote in message
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>
> Heheheeeee... oh shit.
> Yesterday: I tied the damn thing down a telephone cord.
> Today: Driving on the way to get it fixed, I heard a pop!!
> Pull over to a parking lot, look at the cable thing under the dash, it
> popped back in!
> Get out of the car, push the hood down, it stayed shut!!
> Whew and whoopeee!
> Something went right in my day!!
> It was time to thank the Universe.
> Ya know how it is with old cars, it's just one thing after the other.
> Hope I can hold onto it for another few years. It only has 46,000 miles
> on it.
> --
> +<(~.~)> + >^..^< + >^..^< + >^..^< + >^..^< + >^..^< +
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Not to butt in but awsome!!
Great for you Yay!!!!
I am so glad it ?fixed itself? LOL
And for sure thats great miles on the car!
Keep it running and make sure you change the oil on time it will run for a
good while for yah!
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| Musky Lure 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| In article <qu4%g.15$7U5.5@newsfe12.lga>,
"Buddetta Stickareenaa" <ihatestephan@ihatetanski.com> wrote:
>
> Heheheeeee... oh shit.
> Yesterday: I tied the damn thing down a telephone cord.
> Today: Driving on the way to get it fixed, I heard a pop!!
> Pull over to a parking lot, look at the cable thing under the dash, it
> popped back in!
> Get out of the car, push the hood down, it stayed shut!!
> Whew and whoopeee!
> Something went right in my day!!
Yeah, migrating lubricants.
> It was time to thank the Universe.
Thank your friends here, Sticky. It's not like magic happened, or
something ;)
> Ya know how it is with old cars, it's just one thing after the other. Hope
> I can hold onto it for another few years. It only has 46,000 miles on it.
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| > Not to butt in but awsome!!
You can buttttt in anytime you want CS.
> Great for you Yay!!!!
> I am so glad it ?fixed itself? LOL
When something goes right for me, it is a special time. Even when the
smallest, most insignificant thing goes right, it's time for thanks.
> And for sure thats great miles on the car!
I hate to drive around here. Road rage hell.
So butt in anytime.
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| FrozenNorth 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
>
> Heheheeeee... oh shit.
> Yesterday: I tied the damn thing down a telephone cord.
> Today: Driving on the way to get it fixed, I heard a pop!!
> Pull over to a parking lot, look at the cable thing under the dash, it
> popped back in!
> Get out of the car, push the hood down, it stayed shut!!
> Whew and whoopeee!
> Something went right in my day!!
> It was time to thank the Universe.
> Ya know how it is with old cars, it's just one thing after the other.
> Hope
> I can hold onto it for another few years. It only has 46,000 miles on it.
While it is working, get it lubricated properly, or next time it may seize
in a position where you won't be able to open it.
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Froz...
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| >> > didja get the hood down??
>
> Yeah, migrating lubricants.
Guess all the WD40 had to wiggle around inside a bit.
>
> Thank your friends here, Sticky. It's not like magic happened, or
> something ;)
That's part of the magick! The people who offered advice are part of the
magick. Anytime anything goes correctly in my life, I consider it magick
and thank the Universe which includes the people involved.
On top of that, a few souls thought it was an entertaining thread.
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| >>> didja get the hood down??
>
> While it is working, get it lubricated properly, or next time it may seize
> in a position where you won't be able to open it.
> Froz...
How are your kitties?
I love kitties, in case you didn't know.
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| FrozenNorth 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
>
> How are your kitties?
> I love kitties, in case you didn't know.
>
They are fine, we only have 5 now, total of 16 through the place this
summer.
We had 4 at the start of spring, saw a mother and kittens under our back
shed, we eventually caught 4 kittens and mom. We made a deal to get mom
fixed at cost with our vet, mom was 16 weeks preggers already, no
operation. We kept one of the first load of kittens, rest went to a local
shelter, got a cage for mom and kept her in the basement.
At about this time we lost our favourite cat to liver issues. Was a sad
couple of days.
Mom had a litter of 7 (ouch), we kept all till about 8 weeks, but put up an
adoption sign at our vet. Adopted out three, kept one, and lost the runt
of the litter, then took mom and the remaining 3 down to the same shelter.
We found out that 2 of the orinal 3 we took to that shelter had been adpted
out, not sure yet about the latest load, my wife is off of work tomorrow I
may get her to call the shelter and get the latest count.
It has been an interesting summer, although if we are presented with all
this again, I think I'll get a big bucket for some drownings. BTW, we did
patch that hole under the shed, they can't get there, anymore.
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Froz...
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| Buddzzareenaaa 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| > > How are your kitties?
> They are fine, we only have 5 now, total of 16 through the place this
> summer.
> We had 4 at the start of spring, saw a mother and kittens under our back
> shed, we eventually caught 4 kittens and mom. We made a deal to get mom
> fixed at cost with our vet, mom was 16 weeks preggers already, no
> operation. We kept one of the first load of kittens, rest went to a local
> shelter, got a cage for mom and kept her in the basement.
> At about this time we lost our favourite cat to liver issues. Was a sad
> couple of days.
> Mom had a litter of 7 (ouch), we kept all till about 8 weeks, but put up an
> adoption sign at our vet. Adopted out three, kept one, and lost the runt
> of the litter, then took mom and the remaining 3 down to the same shelter.
> We found out that 2 of the orinal 3 we took to that shelter had been adpted
> out, not sure yet about the latest load, my wife is off of work tomorrow I
> may get her to call the shelter and get the latest count.
That's a lot of work!
5 are a lot of work never mind 16!
Good job!
> It has been an interesting summer, although if we are presented with all
> this again, I think I'll get a big bucket for some drownings.
Nooooo. No, no, no. Bad Froz.
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| FrozenNorth 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| Buddzzareenaaa wrote:
>
> That's a lot of work!
> 5 are a lot of work never mind 16!
> Good job!
>
The five we got all get along, it is actually a lot of fun.
>
> Nooooo. No, no, no. Bad Froz.
That was a joke, sorta, I couldn't do that, just don't want to get into an
extended fostering situation like that again.
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Froz...
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| Buddzzareenaaa 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| > The five we got all get along, it is actually a lot of fun.
I have 5 now but they are a lot of work because they all have medical
problems which means different prescription diets and different
medications everyday. Each one needs a lot of attention and
monitoring. I love them to death, but it's hard doing it by yourself.
>
> That was a joke, sorta, I couldn't do that, just don't want to get into an
> extended fostering situation like that again.
Yea, but ya can't turn your back to a kitty in need when you're a
sucker for the kitties. I can't.
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| Mowe Slowley 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| Buddzzareenaaa <<{~..~}>> wrote:
>
>
> I have 5 now but they are a lot of work because they all have medical
> problems which means different prescription diets and different
> medications everyday. Each one needs a lot of attention and
> monitoring. I love them to death, but it's hard doing it by yourself.
>
>
>
>
> Yea, but ya can't turn your back to a kitty in need when you're a
> sucker for the kitties. I can't.
>
meaowww!!
buzz buzz buzz buzz
<head butt>
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| Mowe Slowley 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| FrozenNorth wrote:
> Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
>
>
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> While it is working, get it lubricated properly, or next time it may seize
> in a position where you won't be able to open it.
>
I'm worried about the cable breaking if you pull on it too hard while it
is sticking. getting the hood open after the cable breaks is a right
nasty XXXXX.
I want to be sure:
You _Did_ lubricate it?
if so, with what? soap, vegetable oil, or wd40?
Check the wisdom of FrozenNorth
Lube it again *now* while it is working. put lube on it and then pull it
several times to move the lubricant up into the casing. do it at both
ends, under the hood and at the handle.
WD40 is superior to soap or vegetable oil. you should avoid the soap if
possible, actually; although it is good to put it on sqeaking belts,
should you ever have one.
under 50K onna corolla is very good. the car should last quite a while.
what color is it?
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-23, 9:36 pm |
| >>>Heheheeeee... oh shit.
>
> I'm worried about the cable breaking if you pull on it too hard while it
> is sticking. getting the hood open after the cable breaks is a right
> nasty XXXXX.
>
> I want to be sure:
>
> You _Did_ lubricate it?
> if so, with what? soap, vegetable oil, or wd40?
> Check the wisdom of FrozenNorth
> Lube it again *now* while it is working. put lube on it and then pull it
> several times to move the lubricant up into the casing. do it at both
> ends, under the hood and at the handle.
> WD40 is superior to soap or vegetable oil. you should avoid the soap if
> possible, actually; although it is good to put it on sqeaking belts,
> should you ever have one.
> under 50K onna corolla is very good. the car should last quite a while.
> what color is it?
Yes, sir.
I used WD40.
The color is supposed to be teal. It's pretty beat-up, but it runs.
Insurance and property taxes are real low on an old car.
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| Mowe Slowley 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
| Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
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>
> Yes, sir.
> I used WD40.
> The color is supposed to be teal. It's pretty beat-up, but it runs.
> Insurance and property taxes are real low on an old car.
that is so sweet!
don't ever loose it.
do you know what the engine displacement is?
I know that blue sky teal 'water color', all washed out..
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| Shaun aRe 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
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"Buddetta Stickareenaa" <ihatestephan@ihatetanski.com> wrote in message
news:qu4%g.15$7U5.5@newsfe12.lga...
>
> Heheheeeee... oh shit.
> Yesterday: I tied the damn thing down a telephone cord.
> Today: Driving on the way to get it fixed, I heard a pop!!
> Pull over to a parking lot, look at the cable thing under the dash, it
> popped back in!
> Get out of the car, push the hood down, it stayed shut!!
> Whew and whoopeee!
> Something went right in my day!!
> It was time to thank the Universe.
> Ya know how it is with old cars, it's just one thing after the other.
> Hope I can hold onto it for another few years. It only has 46,000 miles
> on it.
Well TTFT!
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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| Shaun aRe 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
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"Musky Lure" <muskylure@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:muskylure-603AC5.14564323102006@news.zianet.com...
> In article <qu4%g.15$7U5.5@newsfe12.lga>,
> "Buddetta Stickareenaa" <ihatestephan@ihatetanski.com> wrote:
>
>
> Yeah, migrating lubricants.
I agree and what I was on to as well - After I'd presumed 'cable broken' I
re-assessd and came up with the equally possible 'cable not brioken but
still stuck' LOL!
>
> Thank your friends here, Sticky. It's not like magic happened, or
> something ;)
Friendship, and related help, *is indeed* magic, and of one of the best
kinds -0 IM(NS)HO ',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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| Shaun aRe 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
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"FrozenNorth" <frozennorth123@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:3704277.JUdX5qLzMc@frozennorth.to...
> Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
>
>
> While it is working, get it lubricated properly, or next time it may seize
> in a position where you won't be able to open it.
Yes indeed - WD40 et-al, are not lubtricants of any good sort - rather
'Water Displacement' agents with some short term lubricating properties 'on
the side', hence the 'WD' bit etc, and tend to form grinding pastes with the
original friction material problem, before also ceasing to lube at all. -
Get some good oil in there before a cable change, which should be cheap,
quick and easy anyhow. BE WELL!
Shaun aRe
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| > >>> didja get the hood down??
>
> Yes indeed - WD40 et-al, are not lubtricants of any good sort - rather
> 'Water Displacement' agents with some short term lubricating properties 'on
> the side', hence the 'WD' bit etc, and tend to form grinding pastes with the
> original friction material problem, before also ceasing to lube at all. -
> Get some good oil in there before a cable change, which should be cheap,
> quick and easy anyhow. BE WELL!
>
Thanks for your delightful input.
It was magick.
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| Shaun aRe 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
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"S?<{~.~}>?B" <broken1111@lycos.com> wrote in message
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>
> Thanks for your delightful input.
> It was magick.
I'm really quite glad ',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
| >> Yes, sir.
[vbcol=seagreen]
> that is so sweet!
The car isn't so sweet lookin'. LOL. Kind of looks like a homeless
persons car.
> don't ever loose it.
Hope not.
> do you know what the engine displacement is?
1.8L/108
> I know that blue sky teal 'water color', all washed out..
They call the color Teal but it looks more like a dark turquoise to me.
Lots of scratches, dents, scrapes. Haven't washed the outside in 4 years.
No rust either! Wanna buy it?
The price: Keep me in quality weed for the next 5 years. Simple.
--
<<(~.~)>> S. Buds
Interpersonal love is like the cocktail cherry bobbing on the
surface of the brimming cup of the love of life itself." or summink like
that... Shaun aRe - Revised 08/03/06 after Sticky's PC crashed.
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| Mowe Slowley 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
| Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
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> The car isn't so sweet lookin'. LOL. Kind of looks like a homeless
> persons car.
>
>
>
>
> Hope not.
>
>
>
>
> 1.8L/108
>
nice.
>
>
>
> They call the color Teal but it looks more like a dark turquoise to me.
> Lots of scratches, dents, scrapes. Haven't washed the outside in 4 years.
> No rust either! Wanna buy it?
>
you are not going to find cheaper transportation.
> The price: Keep me in quality weed for the next 5 years. Simple.
I'd have to move there and setup a grow...
Let me work the bugs out of my LED invention first.
A homeland security situation is one of the potentials arising with the
capability implied by a working LED grow light.
I have not abandoned that project. It requires financing beyond what is
casual for me personally, that's all. So until I get a local investor
online for it, it is a 'mow slow' kinda thingie; which is OK because the
tech keeps getting cheaper and cheaper, like an everready battery bunny
dressed up as Donald Trump.
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| Mowe Slowley 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
| Shaun aRe wrote:
> "S?<{~.~}>?B" <broken1111@lycos.com> wrote in message
> news:1161710398.755697.310650@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>
> I'm really quite glad ',;~}~
>
>
> Shaun aRe
>
>
this whole thread was bizzarley barley powerful majiqu* 
and thanks' Shaun!! I did not know that about WD40.
That is important to knoe and completely knew to me
dankashein.
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| Buddetta Stickareenaa 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
| >>>>Yes indeed - WD40 et-al, are not lubtricants of any good sort - rather
> this whole thread was bizzarley barley powerful majiqu*
> and thanks' Shaun!! I did not know that about WD40.
> That is important to knoe and completely knew to me
Shaun is a font of information.
He knows a lot about slippery stuff, too.
Buggraaasss.
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| Shaun aRe 2006-10-25, 4:29 pm |
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"Mowe Slowley" <slowley@TreeEnt.org> wrote in message
news:STx%g.30947$P7.14387@edtnps90...
> Shaun aRe wrote:
>
> this whole thread was bizzarley barley powerful majiqu*
Heheheh...
> and thanks' Shaun!! I did not know that about WD40.
> That is important to knoe and completely knew to me
>
> dankashein.
De nada. I am glad again.
As a bit of a mechanic (playing with engines/MC's/all parts) since I was a
kid, having done a fair bit in my last job, and being my bicycels (pl.) soul
maintainer (and I built my last mountain bike, from the frame up, incl.
lacing a rim to a rear wheel hub, first time around, pressing in the headset
cups, designing and having turned a susp. fork seal press to replace worn
seals with etc.) I have had plenty of cause to find out first hand as well
as hear the caution from many others.
',;~}~
Shaun aRe
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| Olde Hippee 2006-11-13, 4:42 pm |
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Buddetta Stickareenaa wrote:
>
> Shaun is a font of information.
> He knows a lot about slippery stuff, too.
> Buggraaasss.
> --
> +<(~.~)> + >^..^< + >^..^< + >^..^< + >^..^< + >^..^< +
If you treat that car right, change the oil every 3k miles, it could
last you many,many,many miles.
Our Toyota Celica, 10 years old has 165,000 miles, and the Toyota
Sienna8 yrs old has 135,00 miles on it. This is a combo of highway and
city driving on both. The van we bought used w 79K miles on it. These
damn things just keep rollin and rollin. DH says the Celica is burning
a little oil now. Go Toyota. Wish our American manufacturers would
take lessons and get us some good mileage reliable cars.
So glad the hood cable is acting right now. I was wondering how it all
went.
Olde Hippee
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| Budless ? 2006-11-13, 4:42 pm |
| > If you treat that car right, change the oil every 3k miles, it could
> last you many,many,many miles.
> Our Toyota Celica, 10 years old has 165,000 miles, and the Toyota
> Sienna8 yrs old has 135,00 miles on it. This is a combo of highway and
> city driving on both. The van we bought used w 79K miles on it. These
> damn things just keep rollin and rollin. DH says the Celica is burning
> a little oil now. Go Toyota. Wish our American manufacturers would
> take lessons and get us some good mileage reliable cars.
> So glad the hood cable is acting right now. I was wondering how it all
> went.
> Olde Hippee
Thanks OH.
I have the oil changed every 3 months because I don't put enough miles
on it. I hate to drive around here. Road rage hell.
The car looks like crap, but it goes.
What I like about having an old car is the insurance and property taxes
are low.
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| Olde Hippee 2006-11-19, 4:46 pm |
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Budless ?<{~.~}>? Woe Is Me wrote:
>
> Thanks OH.
> I have the oil changed every 3 months because I don't put enough miles
> on it. I hate to drive around here. Road rage hell.
> The car looks like crap, but it goes.
> What I like about having an old car is the insurance and property taxes
> are low.
We used to live in new Jersey, and everytime we visit, before we reach
our destination, we've had at least one bird flipped and one fist
shaken at us. LOL. So glad we're more out in the country, love those
country roads where we usually see only a few cars, tractors or those
BIGMama Farm machines with the 5' tall tires, that ya have to get off
the road for. First time I saw one of those things coming at me I near
had apoplexy!!! But you move over, they move over, and somehow ya get
by them safely, and get a wave from the driver.
Wish our insurance would go down because our cars are old, no such
luck.!! OH
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| BraBurnerBudLess 2006-11-19, 4:46 pm |
| > We used to live in new Jersey, and everytime we visit, before we reach
> our destination, we've had at least one bird flipped and one fist
> shaken at us. LOL. So glad we're more out in the country, love those
> country roads where we usually see only a few cars, tractors or those
> BIGMama Farm machines with the 5' tall tires, that ya have to get off
> the road for. First time I saw one of those things coming at me I near
> had apoplexy!!! But you move over, they move over, and somehow ya get
> by them safely, and get a wave from the driver.
> Wish our insurance would go down because our cars are old, no such
> luck.!! OH
> We used to live in new Jersey, and everytime we visit, before we reach
> our destination, we've had at least one bird flipped and one fist
> shaken at us. LOL. So glad we're more out in the country, love those
> country roads where we usually see only a few cars, tractors or those
> BIGMama Farm machines with the 5' tall tires, that ya have to get off
> the road for. First time I saw one of those things coming at me I near
> had apoplexy!!! But you move over, they move over, and somehow ya get
> by them safely, and get a wave from the driver.
> Wish our insurance would go down because our cars are old, no such
> luck.!! OH
Oh, that' what I want, a place to live with a small population.
The city I live in is 125,000, way too many people. Too many mean people.
Now, fukkin' Donald Trump is going to build one of his frigging Trump Towers
here. More damn people and up go the property taxes.
And the friggin' Royal Bank of Scotland is now tearing up a couple of blocks
to build another ugly office building. More damn people and up go the
property taxes.
We already get the damn Swiss Bank here taking up 2 city blocks with the
largest trading floor in the world.
Just what we don't need, more rich snobs in their SUV's trying run me over
in my old Corolla and more friggin' mean people.
Can ya tell I can't wait to move out of this hell hole?
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